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    20,000 people converged on Portrush yesterday to see Holywood golfer Rory McIlroy battle it out at the Irish Open. Yesterday NI Water said it was on high alert and had helped with the clean-up of 158 properties which had been flooded with sewage. UUP MLA Michael McGimpsey and TUV leader Jim Allister said the drainage system must be upgraded.

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    Price: 75p (IR 1.05 eURO) Friday, June 29, 2012

    The pride of Northern Ireland

    www.newsletter.co.uk

    Since 1737

    The Queen in Ulster


    Souvenir Picture Special
    PAGES 29-36

    In si de

    Anger over flash floods


    BY ReBecca BLacK
    r.black@newsletter.co.uk

    INSIDe

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    Plus
    Over 20,000 people converged on Portrush yesterday to see Holywood golfer Rory McIlroy along with his fellow Ulstermen and Major tournament winners Graeme McDowell and Darren clarke battle it out at the Irish Open currently taking place at the Royal Portrush Golf club See pages 6, 7 and Sport

    16-Page guide to holidays

    News Letter, Friday, June 29, 2012

    25

    THERE were furious calls for the Northern Ireland Executive to upgrade infrastructure yesterday as the clean-up got underway following some of the worst flash flooding in recent times. On Wednesday evening, aerial routes in Belfast became impassable and homes were destroyed because of flood water. Yesterday NI Water said it was on high alert and had helped with the clean-up of 158 properties which had been flooded with sewage.

    Environment Minister Alex Attwood announced that householders affected could apply for a 1,000 payment. But the UUP TUV and Tories , called for the Executive to take firm action to prevent further flooding. UUP MLA Michael McGimpsey and TUV leader Jim Allister said the drainage system must be upgraded while Northern Ireland Conservative representative Bill Manwaring called on Regional Development Minister Danny Kennedy to stand up to his Executive colleagues. See pages 3, 4 and 5

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